Liu Shiyong wrote:

        Here is my command.

         pdb2gmx -ignh -ff G53a6 -f b.pdb -p a6.top -i a6.posre.itp -o
        a6.gro

         pdb2gmx -ignh -ff G53a6 -f b.pdb -o a.pdb


    Why are you running pdb2gmx twice?  Unless you have multiple
    proteins, and need multiple topologies, you should not be doing this.



That's because the *.gro file does not include chain id information.

If I run  make_ndx -f a6.gro -o a6.ndx

I will get :

Found 0 atoms with chain identifiers A AND B
 >
Found 0 atoms with chain identifier C


Alright, I was just confused why you're running pdb2gmx twice to get the desired output. If you need a .pdb file, then just choose it as your output format the first time you run the command. I would recommend not dealing with multiple iterations of the same command; it can lead to confusion.

         editconf -f a6.gro -o a6.gro -d 20.0


    You realize that the units of -d are nm, right?  Do you need such a
    huge solute-box distance?

I know the units is nm.

Just checking :)


<snip>

               -------------------------------------------------------
               Program grompp, VERSION 4.0.2
               Source code file: grompp.c, line: 150
               Fatal error:
               atoms 1 and 2 in charge group 1 of molecule type
        'Protein_A' are
               in different energy groups
               -------------------------------------------------------

There is still some sort of disconnect between topology numbering (which is where charge groups are defined), and the structure you are using. Can you post the first *few* lines of your .pdb file, [ atoms ] section of the .top, and the relevant index groups?

-Justin

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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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